Farming in Harvey County changes through the years

Our city of Newton has been many things. Among them was a rough-and-ready railhead cattle town, a railroad hub for Santa Fe, and a farming community.

[lilly]

i have no clue about the farming and i invented google

[James Dimschultz]

Back in my day I used a team of mules to help plow my land. I never used any of that new-fangled technology like air-conditioned tractors. That's for pampered wimps. I put in 100% sweat equity on my land. It was environmentally healthier as well. And I stayed in great physical condition. That is why I am 105 years old today.

[earlpittsamurica n]

James Dimschultz wrote:

Back in my day I used a team of mules to help plow my land. I never used any of that new-fangled technology like air-conditioned tractors. That's for pampered wimps. I put in 100% sweat equity on my land. It was environmentally healthier as well. And I stayed in great physical condition. That is why I am 105 years old today.

You're so full of s--t, your eyes are brown.

[earlpittsamurica n]

It's far more of a real world than spending your life nursing the government for a paycheck and never having to worry about getting fired or laid off. Obviously you are either a welfare leach or a government lacky yourself or you'd understand.

[earlpittsamurica n]

earlpittsamurican wrote:

It's far more of a real world than spending your life nursing the government for a paycheck and never having to worry about getting fired or laid off. Obviously you are either a welfare leach or a government lacky yourself or you'd understand.

Ignore this. I put it on the wrong thread.